Nightlife How to throw a party In this exclusive portfolio from Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue, NYC’s nightlife leaders share their insights and origins alongside an essay by Geoffrey Mak exploring autonomy...
The Shoptimist: Put an end to the microtrend For her monthly column, skeptic and hater Maya Kotomori shares a list of the most abhorrent as-seen-on-TikTok looks she’s caught in the wild
Art Performa to celebrate 20 years of artistic impact with Artist Party co-hosted by Document Guests are invited for a night of live performance, architectural experimentation, and music to honor and support the pioneering organization
Fashion “The sight of the beloved has a completeness which no words can match.” Photographer Nikolai von Bismarck and fashion editor Ally Macrae collaborate on this fashion portfolio for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Above the Fold In the Skateroom with Michèle Lamy and Charles-Antoine Bodson The creative multihyphenate isn’t afraid to show teeth across an exclusive collection of art decks, shot by Jeurgen Teller by Maya Kotomori Above the Fold ‘Ed Templeton: Wires Crossed’ immortalizes DIY skate culture’s heyday Before brand deals and camera phones, there was a fully grassroots community, united by youth and a craving for self-conquest by Johan Kugelberg Above the Fold Nora Vasconcellos is building the foundation for a new generation of skateboarders The athlete and artist joins Document to reflect on the sport as a mode of healing, and how to foster a more inclusive community by Syd Walker Above the Fold What’s next for pro skater Carlisle Aikens? The skater and model joins Document to discuss the importance of community, his upcoming projects with Chocolate Skateboards, and finding inspiration in family by Syd Walker Above the Fold A brief history of protest and counterculture at Tompkins Square Park Almost 30 years after the Tompkins Square Riot, a new protest headed by skaters preserves the sanctity of a downtown safe haven. by David Aaron Brake Above the Fold Rediscovering skateboarding’s counterculture origins in Rust Belt America The Academy Award nominated documentary ‘Minding the Gap’ uses skateboarding to probe masculinity, class, and trauma. by Tia Glista
Above the Fold In the Skateroom with Michèle Lamy and Charles-Antoine Bodson The creative multihyphenate isn’t afraid to show teeth across an exclusive collection of art decks, shot by Jeurgen Teller by Maya Kotomori
Above the Fold ‘Ed Templeton: Wires Crossed’ immortalizes DIY skate culture’s heyday Before brand deals and camera phones, there was a fully grassroots community, united by youth and a craving for self-conquest by Johan Kugelberg
Above the Fold Nora Vasconcellos is building the foundation for a new generation of skateboarders The athlete and artist joins Document to reflect on the sport as a mode of healing, and how to foster a more inclusive community by Syd Walker
Above the Fold What’s next for pro skater Carlisle Aikens? The skater and model joins Document to discuss the importance of community, his upcoming projects with Chocolate Skateboards, and finding inspiration in family by Syd Walker
Above the Fold A brief history of protest and counterculture at Tompkins Square Park Almost 30 years after the Tompkins Square Riot, a new protest headed by skaters preserves the sanctity of a downtown safe haven. by David Aaron Brake
Above the Fold Rediscovering skateboarding’s counterculture origins in Rust Belt America The Academy Award nominated documentary ‘Minding the Gap’ uses skateboarding to probe masculinity, class, and trauma. by Tia Glista